Answer the emergency before it leaks to a competitor.
Iris answers in natural language, confirms the problem, captures the address, detects urgency, and keeps the caller moving instead of dropping them into voicemail.
Hear the demoDisasters do not wait for office hours. Iris answers on the first ring, handles empathetic intake, and dispatches field crews 24/7/365.
Iris Ops
When a homeowner has water in the ceiling, they do not leave a polite voicemail and wait. They call the next company. Iris is built to protect that first moment.
Capabilities
The first product is AI receptionist. The system underneath is built to become the operating layer: calls, routing, booking, notes, follow-up, and reporting.
Iris answers in natural language, confirms the problem, captures the address, detects urgency, and keeps the caller moving instead of dropping them into voicemail.
Hear the demoNot every call should wake up the owner. Iris separates emergencies from estimates, existing customers, spam, and routine questions, then follows the rules you approve.
See the systemThe call summary, lead status, service type, urgency, contact details, and next step land where your team already works. No messy notes. No forgotten callbacks.
View offerLead created with urgency, address, problem type, source, and call transcript.
Emergency calls can text the owner or technician with a clean field summary.
Missed estimate calls, unanswered callbacks, and unbooked leads move into a follow-up path automatically.
How It Works
Iris does not just answer the phone. It captures the loss, structures the details, updates the system, and alerts the field before the lead goes cold.
Captures caller info, insurance details, service address, and loss type on ring one.
Structures the transcript and pushes clean records into Jobber, Encircle, HubSpot, or your current stack.
Sends a critical SMS alert to the on-call technician within 30 seconds of hangup.
Leakage Calculator
Conservative math, built around missed-call leakage, voicemail drop-off, and the jobs that would have converted if someone answered immediately.
The model uses a restoration-specific worst-moment lens: after-hours calls, voicemail hang-ups, and urgent homeowners moving to the next company.
Move the sliders to estimate how much revenue leaks out before your team can even call back.
Data Study
A scannable case-study view of why missed calls hurt restoration companies harder than normal home-service businesses.
| Average Ticket | Weekly Calls | Annual Leakage |
|---|---|---|
| $3,500 | 30 | $575,484 |
| $5,000 | 30 | $822,120 |
| $8,000 | 45 | $1,973,088 |
Send the basics and Iris Ops will map where inbound restoration calls are leaking: missed calls, after-hours gaps, dispatch handoffs, and CRM follow-through.